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Top 10 Top 10 City Oases

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  • 1. Samuel Paley Plaza

    Respite from Midtown bustle with its own waterfall.

  • 2. Greenacre Park

    A “vest pocket” park donated by the daughter of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

  • 3. Bryant Park

    A swath of green with formal plantings behind the Public Library.

  • 4. Metropolitan Museum Roof Terrace

    Have a drink or just admire the prime views of Central Park and city towers beyond.

  • 5. Conservatory Garden

    Three formal gardens inside Central Park.

  • 6. Theodore Roosevelt Park

    A shady patch of green behind the American Museum of Natural History.

  • 7. John Jay Park

    Past the playgrounds is a placid seating area with East River views.

  • 8. Wave Hill

    Former estate with gardens and greenhouses.

  • 9. Grace Church

    A Renwick masterpiece, this beautiful 1846 church is a calm respite in the Village.

  • 10. St. John the Baptist Church

    Sanctuary and Prayer Garden with statuary and fountain.

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